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Q: Eating Too Much/teething

asked by: diamondsz on May 21st, 2006

Extremely eHealthy

I had a similar problem with my daughter but cam is is just eating too much im oing trhough a can of formula in 3/4 days im using nestle goodstart anyways dont know what to do!!

I already upped his(my son) cereal to 2 tbsp and hes still hungry, so far he drinks 8-14 oz(formula every 4 hrs im going insane I tried giving him a pacifier but it doesnt help he spits it out and screams like mad, I even tried to let him cry it out a few times and still nothing what am I supposed to do??

Hes only 3 month and already close to 17lbs he not fat but he gets chubby goes in a growth spurt and then thins out again.

I know hes teething and really grouch but holy f*ck this is insane I cant be giving him tylenol everyday and hes too young for teething cookies just yet any other ideas gals, he doesnt like cold face cloths and cant hold on too a teething ring for long period of time??

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Eyes Wide Shut

replied on May 21st, 2006

Especially eHealthy

My .Dr told us to give .Kayoni 3 tablespoons every night. So maybe the 2 that .Cam is eating isn't so bad. We go through some formula over here too!! She's supposed to be eating 2oz, but we had to up it to 3. She eats formula every 4 hours, with sugar water in between. Maybe you should try some sugar water instead of formula if he's wanting formula right after you feed him.

I can't tell you how many times we give her warm sugar water to fall asleep instead of formula. I don't wanna clog up her intestines so that's why we swap the formula with water!!

Let me know if you give it a try...
But ya never know, he might be a .Full .Back for your football team!!
Hahaha!!

Sarah

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